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Especially since he just broke it off with his girlfriend... :) Oh, Medusa! I can just imagine how thrilled you are to have him coming for a visit! This sounds weird, but please tell him someone he never met and probably never will has been praying for him and glad he is doing better.Quote:
Originally Posted by catfamily
It isn't weird at all! He knows I started a thread about his illness and I told him about all the prayers that were being offered up on his behalf. A friend of mine who is a nurse called me from her vacation in Hawaii to see how he was doing, too, and he was so pleased to hear that people care. He told me that he learned who his real friends are through this ordeal. I will definitely give him your message. And thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by cassiesmom
Hope he doesn't mind if all his REAL friends show up for dinner. :D :p
Don't worry...we'll ALL set the table...do ALL the dishes and help assist you in the kitchen :eek: ;)
I've been keeping my eye on all of your posts and was so happy reading these today. All's well that ends well. You must feel so much lighter with that heavy load you've been carrying, now that everything is back to normal. I'm sure your son will coninue to be well and you can have a lovely visit.
You got yourself a deal, girlie. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by catfamily
I've been bad and haven't checked in in a long time. I'm so glad he's doing much better. And I know you're excited for his visit! I hope you both have a happy time. Sorry his girlfriend was such a disappointment. Guess she never wants a real relationship, then. At least he found out about her true character. Maybe he'll find the right one, one day.
Hey All,
Mom gave me the word that many of you were asking about me and my health when I was having a rough go of it in Jan/Feb...happy to report I'm 100% fine now after two hospitals, nine doctors, a dozen tests, and two specialists. Thank you for all your kind words and concern and responses to any questions Mom had during that stressful time. As a comedian, many say, "You'll probably get a lot of material out of it", but honestly, nothing funny about acute viral myocitis. I can laugh about the rigamarole the hospitals and medical community put me through NOW, but the illness itself was no fun. But thanks again for keeping a lookout.
Glenn
Glenn,
Glad to see you're 100%. I am very fond of your Mom and was a little worried about her when you were going through such a traumatic time. I'm so glad you're doing better.
Glenn,So happy your doing great!
What a relief.
Life has so many chapters for us to face.
Glad this chapter of yours is over.
Stay well....And wishing you much happiness and fortune in the comedian business :)
Oh...and PLEASE...don't ever scare your poor mom ever again like that ;)
Glenn, we were all praying for you and pulling with you ... AND your mom.. as you went through this.
Your mom is a wonderful lady who loves you very much. It is so good to know that both of you have had such a wonderful outcome from all this.
Pat and cats
Glenn - so glad to hear from you and to hear that you are WELL now.
And remind your mom that because you wrote a note to everyone, that you get to have the homemade spaghetti sauce! (she joked you wouldn't if you didn't write! :D What's a mom for, huh? ;) )
I had sent your mom a message about comedian Irwin Barker, who was diagnosed last year with cancer (on his birthday, yet). Well, his first concert after a rough couple months of chemo turned out to be the LAST concert at that particular venue before it closed down for good...and he still had a bald head! Yes, there WAS material there!
In his opening, he remarked on the irony of the place being closed and him being the last performer...creative pauses and the odd word...."well, because I have cancer", he finished as he removed his hat.
STUNNED silence in the audience.
"WHOA!" he exclaimed. "TOUGH CROWD!"
They cracked up! And away they went! His motto is, "I don't tell jokes about my cancer, I tell jokes in SPITE of my cancer."
It can't be shared with all audiences of course...lol
http://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/include...nerschoice.xml Place that link in your RSS reader or podcast program...he's not the first interview, but the whole show is pretty cool if you like interesting people.
He got his spaghetti for dinner last night. What a coinkydinky. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Catty1